3 4 Our recent report using nationwide data assesses the prevalence of type 2 diabetes at 33% (among Asian expatriates) and 25% (among natives), and of hypertension at 37% (among Asian expatriates) and 28% (among natives) in Kuwait.
Alcohol or drugs were a factor in nearly three-fourths of the suicides among natives, the same as for nonnatives.
Thrombophilia, a rare condition in which blood has an increased tendency to clot, is common among natives of Galilee, the researcher writes.
The influx of visitors has even prompted a "Bor-a-CAY please, not Bora" campaign among natives, a gentle jab at those who truncate the island's name.
Yet virtually every study of global inequality suggests that gains from allowing greater labour mobility dwarf gains from redistributing income among natives.
Instead of flashy out-of-town interlopers like Nobu and Sushi Samba, a crop of quieter restaurants has opened and become popular among natives.
The best of these are widely understood (at least among natives), creating a pleasant sense of complicity between the euphemist and his audience.
Suicide among natives is commonly linked with depression and mental illness, which often goes untreated in rural areas, as well as with alcoholism and cultural and economic stress.
Amy Cox's four new and recent dances allude to or were inspired by volatile habitats, Michel Fokine's "Sylphides," New York streets and an early 20th-century cultural movement among natives of Papua New Guinea.
Rates of infection are lowest among natives and highest among immigrants from Africa (see chart), where the disease is common in part because of the spread of AIDS, whose sufferers are particularly susceptible to infection.
And while about two-thirds of all suicides were from gunshot wounds, natives were twice as likely to hang themselves as were nonnatives, even though gun ownership is high among natives.
